This is the official repository of the paper "Towards Rationality in Language and Multimodal Agents: A Survey"
Unlike reasoning that aims to draw conclusions from premises, rationality ensures that those conclusions are reliably consistent, have an orderability of preference, and are aligned with evidence from various sources and logical principles. It becomes increasingly important for human users applying these agents in critical sectors like health care and finance that expect consistent and reliable decision-making. This survey is the first to comprehensively explore the notion of rationality 🧠 in language and multimodal agents 🤖.
The fields of language and multimodal agents are rapidly evolving, so we highly encourage researchers who want to promote their amazing works on this dynamic repository to submit a pull request and make updates. 💜
We have a concurrent work A Peek into Token Bias: Large Language Models Are Not Yet Genuine Reasoners Paper Code at EMNLP 2024 Main, which reconceptualizes the evaluation of reasoning capabilities in LLMs into a general, statistically rigorous framework. Its findings reveal that LLMs are susceptible to superficial token perturbations, primarily relying on token biases rather than genuine reasoning.
This bunny 🐰 will be happy if you could cite our work. (Google Scholar is still indexing our old title)
@misc{jiang2024multimodal,
title={Multi-Modal and Multi-Agent Systems Meet Rationality: A Survey},
author={Bowen Jiang and Yangxinyu Xie and Xiaomeng Wang and Weijie J. Su and Camillo J. Taylor and Tanwi Mallick},
year={2024},
eprint={2406.00252},
archivePrefix={arXiv},
primaryClass={cs.AI}
}
Rationality is the quality of being guided by reason, characterized by logical thinking and decision-making that align with evidence and logical rules. Drawing on foundational works in cognitive science about rational decision-making, we present four necessary, though not sufficient, axioms we expect a rational agent or agent systems to fulfill:
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Information grounding
A rational agent's decision-making should be grounded in physical and factual reality, incorporating information it perceives from multimodal formats and sources.
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Logical Consistency
Logical consistency refers to an agent's ability to avoid self-contradictions in reasoning and ensure that its conclusions logically follow from its premises. A rational agent should deliver consistent decisions in its final responses, producing invariant decisions across equivalent representations of the same problem.
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Invariance from Irrelevant Context
A rational agent should not be swayed by irrelevant contextual information, focusing instead on the logical essence of the problems and relevant data.
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Orderability of Preference.
When comparing alternatives in a decision scenario, a rational agent should be able to rank the options based on the current state and ultimately select the most preferred one based on the expected outcomes.
Bold fonts are used to mark work that involve multi-modalities. In their original writings, most existing studies do not explicitly base their frameworks on rationality. Our analysis aims to reinterpret these works through the lens of our four axioms of rationality, offering a novel perspective that bridges existing methodologies with rational principles.
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